San Lorenzo

CEIP San Lorenzo is a public center located in San Lorenzo de El Escorial. It offers Early Childhood Education (second cycle), Primary Education, and Compulsory Secondary Education. It has a bilingual project in Spanish and English. Its facilities include a library, sports hall, gym, playground, children's park, and cafeteria. It provides school transportation, extracurricular activities, and early bird service starting at 7:30 AM. The extracurricular activities include English and robotics for free, extending the schedule until 5:30 PM in the open courtyards of the Town Hall.

The center develops various projects and active methodologies. It maintains a bilingual project and offers free musical training through a school orchestra, with two weekly music sessions and support from a dance assistant, as well as a support project for the orchestra. It implements an emotional training and peaceful conflict resolution program that includes mindfulness, children's yoga, and educational psychology. It applies project-based learning with initiatives such as the center project 'The Guardians of History', conflict resolution through art, language reinforcement through theater, mathematics reinforcement through learning stations, a school garden, and inclusive playgrounds. It has also improved the playground through a naturalization project presented by the AMPA and has made energy improvements in the building and in the cafeteria and kitchen. The center has renewed its Management Project for the next four academic years.

The center has received recognition for its good educational practices within the PROA+ FSE+ program from the Ministry of Education and has been highlighted by the Madrid Association Against School Bullying as an example of the fight against school bullying. Additionally, it participates in activities such as the school mini-Olympics, where it has won medals in handball and swimming, and in the podcast contest of Radio Nacional de España. The educational community participates in celebrations such as Book Day and interdisciplinary projects like FITUR.